T? 5 d, D d 0 – Canon A-1 User Manual

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3. In programmed AE mode

Both the shutter speed LED and the aper­

ture LED flash on and off simultaneously to

warn you of overexposure as well as under­

exposure. In taking exposure readings, the
shutter

speed

and

aperture

combination

changes as they are programmed in the
camera. However, if there should be too

little light to be exposed correctly even at

the maximum aperture, the maximum aper­
ture of the lens in use will remain fixed, and

the camera will work in aperture priority

AE, controlling the shutter speed to produce
correct exposure. If the camera exceeds the
limit of the meter coupling range, the

shutter speed and aperture LED values that
flash depend on the lens used and the ASA
film speed. When the data flashes on and off

in programmed AE, photography is no long­

er possible in that mode unless you change
the light level or switch to a more appro­

priate film.

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